T he A shland A dvertiser .
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Published Every Wednesday.
Ixxunis sells “Ashland Butte*' lard.
Why pay two dollars a year for your
local news when you can get the same
news for twenty-five cents? Moral: Suh-
scrilte for the A dvertiser .
It is estimated that the excursion to
the Portland Exposition took $1200 out
of Ashland.
It pays to advertise in the right
journal; this paper is the one. Try it!
Isaac Moore wan over from Shake last
Saturday and rememl*ervd the A dver
tiser with a year's su I »scription.
If you don’t read the A dvertiser , you
don’t get half the news. 8ul»scril*e.
Mrs. A. E. Matson and children left
for Albauv, their future home, on Mon
day evening's train.
Klum A Crisler, Ashland's enterpris
ing and leading butchers, expect to
receive a car-load of fine fat hogs from
M edford. to «lay, of which to make l»aron.
This is the finest lot of hogs ever brought
to Ashland.
HT Remember us for Job Printing.
D ied .—At her home near Ashland,
Sunday, Novembers, 1895, Eliza Taylor,
aged 96 years ami 17 days.
(’all for “Ashland Butte" lard at Win.
Hevener’s Grocery.
The woolen mil) suspended operations
last Friday for al>out three weeks.
nonarch of the Amateurs.
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P ublisher ,
P roprietor .
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Oregon, as second-class matter.
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vertising Agent, 21 Merchant’s
Exchange, San Francisco, is our author
ised agent. The A dvertiser is kept on j
file in his office.
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The “ADVERTISER” han the barrent Clrralalloa
of any Paper of Its Claaa.
ASHLAND,
. .. .WEDNESDAY, NOV. tt,
EDITORIAL.
;
The successful efforts of the Governor
of Arkansas in preventing the contest
l»etween Corbett and Fitzsimmons form
a fit example for all Governors to follow.
If pugilists must fight, compel them
Edw. Myer went to San Francisco vex-
to leave American soil.
terday to make arrangements w hereby
the store of Myer A Gregory may la? re
opened.
The Normal School Notes were un
avoidably crowded out of this issue,their ; Go to Klum A Crisler, Central Mar
space being necessary for the aceomnio- | ket, for clean, pure j»ork made entirely
on cooked feed.
dation of other news.
If the demand for space continues, we . D ied .—At his home in Ashland, Mon
shall have to run a supplement until our , day morning, November 4, 1.S95, J. M.
enlargement next January.
McCall, aged 71 years, 10 months and 19
«lavs.
the funeral took place this afternoon
and
was largely attended.
An Eastern exchange pays us the fol
lowing compliment:
Martin, “The Wixxard,’’ gave a per
“Among the most neatly printed papers 1 formance in Ganiard’s Opera House last
we receive, T he A shland A dvertiser evening. The attendance was very |MM»r
ranks first. Mr. Crowson is a hustler of * but the entertainment was first-class in
the right sort ami has done his city a I every respect and deserving of large pat
wonderful service in exi>osing things | ronage. He show s again to night, and
that are not exactly conducive to the those who like a clever performance in
good morals of a city.’*
his line should not fail to attend.